Sea to Summit Aeros Premium Traveller Inflatable Neck Pillow, Navy Blue

May be a little more expensive than most but worth every penny. Easy inflate and deflate, compact and very comfortable. So much easier than lugging a big crescent pillow through the airport.

I have neck issues so need support when sleeping on flights. This packs tiny and is super light while also being made of soft, comfortable fabric. Most importantly, they made the middle of the pillow smaller, allowing you to get a natural position at the back of your neck. I have two so I have a backup in case they ever discontinue it.

Other airline passengers a drooling... LOLNot a common thing that other airline passengers use, not bulky & very convenient...

pretty good but ..."loud", i felt like i could hear it echo through my bones sort of, i was also on a plane with airpods pro 2 on noise cancelling, i hate having a cotton pillow take up room or be an annoying bulky item to carry around, will keep using this but I'm not to sure about it yet. I think a self inflating version would be better/softer/quieter. @Sea to summit, Please get on this. send to me for 5 star inspection.

I haven’t used it to travel yet. But it’s so small inconvenient. I was waiting for it to go on sale, but it never goes on sale so I just bought it and I don’t regret it.

051724: Back from a very long EU trip n I slept upright on flights bc of my inflatable neck pillow. The key is finding the just-right air fill for yourself. After that boy, as a sensitive sleeper w/eye mask n waxed ears, I missed the drinks n meal services sitting rt on aisle seats. I can imagine them passing trays n whatnot thinking I’d wake up but I didn’t.I had no neck kinks whatsoever. I felt so badly for those fellow travelers whose heads jerked downward repeatedly. I know how that feels n never again. What a major difference.Simple blowup n simple air out n into the provide zip-up pouch which I hung on a carabiner off my bag. The pouch’s two zippers hv elastic loops u can use to hang the pouch from. Safety in two…well thought out.Price, it may seem extravagant. It is worth every pretty dollar. I believe it’ll last many adventures unless u lose it in between the seat pocket so put it directly back in your bag or hang it back on it. Too precious to lose. HahaCouldn’t pass it up n bought four more for gifts. Read just now about slow leaks in a review which that person used it daily. It lasted on my nine-hour+ flights n long TGVs or else I wouldn’t hv bought four more after returning. Nothing is airtight forever with daily use but it’s enough for travel. I can’t wait for my friend n family to use them!I should add one of the most important feature of this neck pillow is that whoever designed it knows most airline seats hv protruding pillow tops on the seat which makes most take-on next pillows protrude forward even more which then makes your back be in an uncomfortable position. This neck pillow back takes this into consideration, thankfully. Very comfortable once u realize the rt air pressure for u.

In preparation for an abroad trip with my mom, I did ALOT of research on neck pillows. I read several reviews and decided to try out the top 4 I found.I tried both versions of BCOZZY and I would probably rank them second best although still not something to get a great night sleep with, let alone the bag that it folds up into is still rather bulky.I also tried the Sea to Summit Aeros Premium Inflatable Travel Pillow, which wasn’t bad but definitely wasn’t designed to be using in a reclining chair. It probably would’ve worked fine for a sleeping bag though. I ended up ranking it third on my list just because it would move around when I tried to sleep in the recliner with it testing it out.I also tried the TRTL pillow which based upon the reviews and the price I thought would be great…well it wasn’t. You can only sleep with your head leaning one way and if you don’t have the “plastic support” piece in the right position it’s uncomfortable. Needless to say this one got ranked #4 (worst).Now on to this lovely green pillow…First it’s inflatable which means it takes up less space when not in use. Secondly you can inflate and deflate to whatever amount of pressure you want in your pillow to make it extra comfortable for you. It doesn’t matter if you change sleeping from left to right as it still has support on both sides. It also has a lovely snap so that you can keep the front two ends together (definitely recommend using it). My personal tip is to use the pillow with it turned around in case you nod going forward. It still has enough pillow for sleeping left or right when you do this.I originally bought this solely for an abroad trip, but honestly it’s so comfortable that I’ve used it to take naps in the recliner at home as well as car rides. It honestly is worth every penny!

The right idea, easy to inflate and deflate but ends up not being a comfort for me. Was too late to return but I am not saying that it might not work well for others. Sorry…